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I really like my friend Matt. He was always fooling around. I could

never get him to act serious, even for a minute. In class the teacher

seated Jon ahead of him and even though she hears the sound of

paper wrappers, she can't tell who's eating the candy, because Jon is

a "wide body". I told Matt to be careful -- he's already in a jam,

especially since he skipped school yesterday.

Today I was appointed captain of the boys' spelling bee team. Joe lost

his match, so I put him at the bottom of the team list, but Dan I

elevated to the top. Dan was full of his "Spelling Bee PC" CD Rom

answers he got off his computer. I came in number six. Joe was sore,

as he forgot about putting "i before e" and the judges nailed him on a

few words. I wondered: is "a i ahead of a e" always the rule? Anyone

who knows exceptions to that must be a real spelling pro. Verbs, nouns,

adjectives - does it apply to all of them? This is a chronic lesson, which

I am always having to relearn.

Jo Bob brought a St. Bernard to school for "show & tell", but worried

it was too big. The teacher had to reassure him, "Yes, there's enough

room for him." John brought a weasel-like animal to class, it was an

"ermine".

This was his second pet ermine (his first pet ermine died). His sister

Lulu kept feeding it too much and then said the cat killed it, but there

wasn't a mark on it.

Another boy, Jude, brought a blue hummingbird. I have never seen a

hummingbird as big as it was. A kid named Gene also brought a blue

hummingbird, but they are easy to tell apart. Gene's is the small

hummingbird.

Well, after school my dad picked me up on his way to the E-Z Radiator

Repair shop. When he saw Matt coming with me, he whispered, "Who

is this creep?" "He's," I answered, "just a class mate." At the radiator

shop the repairman said we needed a new radiator and my dad said,

"OK". He had to admit it used a lot of water.

The repairman was a real character - he was drinking some beer that he

said he brews himself, eating a ham sandwich (which he called a "Ham

a-la-chives", due to the chives he adds to it), and humming a song of

solo monkeys, pining for their mates, as he watched the horse races

on TV. He was complaining because his horse was losing. We watched

together with him and saw some old hag gaining on his sorry horse. I

was thinking to myself, "Well, isn't that just too bad!" I, a horse lover,

could have told him his horse would lose. Then he told us how he hated

radiator repair work because he felt like he was just in a rut here at the

shop. Next, he asked me, "What would happen if I just upped and quit

this place one day?" "A big E-Z Radiator Co. loss", I answered. I knew

that's what he wanted to hear. I must say the whole thing was a most

interesting revelation.

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